Are you compatible? It is the question most individuals contemplate after going on a few dates with someone. After all, what’s the purpose of dating? To find companionship, to seek a mate, life partner, or spouse. So how do you know if you are compatible? Is it a feeling, a sixth sense, is it something as simple as just getting along, or is it more? What does it mean to be compatible?
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No iPhone or Androids, no Social Media alerts or Zoom meetings! We left the “noise” of the 21st century behind and took an epic stroll back in time, a time of huge economic, social, and cultural growth unlike any other in history, the Roaring Twenties! Kiddos welcomed a real adventure, freedom to explore and learn in real-time, this field trip was like none other!!
The most important marriage you will ever have is with you? What?! Culture tells us from a young age that one day we’ll find our magical person, our better half, the individual who will complete us and ultimately fulfill our purpose. They will rescue us from the ugliness of life, from our evil stepmother and stepsisters, and awaken us from our slumber, to finally be fully alive with them and live happily ever after. Then at some point in adolescents, we learn through either life experience, or Netflix, that if someone doesn’t make us happy anymore, or if we “fall out of love” (why are we falling, when else in life is falling ever considered a good thing…more on this later) its natural, you simply move on to the next person who can fulfill those needs within you. Here’s the catch, no one will ever be able to fulfill those needs within you except YOU!
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How much time do we spend worrying about our children? 5 hours and 18 minutes to be exact. A study of 2,000 parents by OnePoll in conjunction with Lice Clinics of America found precisely what’s keeping us, parents, up at night. The top three concerns are our children’s safety, followed by their happiness, and finally, we worry about our children being bullied (not if our child is a bully, but if our child is being bullied…food for thought). 54% of the parents polled said that being a parent was much harder than they thought it would be and 52% said they feel judged by other
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Having kids is a wonderful experience. Unfortunately, keeping them from getting bored throughout the day can be tricky, and running out of ideas is easy.
Things can get hectic pretty quickly when kids have too much energy built up. Here are some fun activities to keep children entertained during the day.
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When the time comes to move up to high school, your student is bound by certain requirements. Many students take standardized exams to prove they’re prepared for more challenging learning and coursework—and ultimately post-secondary education. These tests are important indicators of college readiness, so understanding the various types of exams that are available and what subject areas they cover can help you prepare your child for future success. From the SATs to the ACTs, let’s explore the different types of standardized exams for high schoolers in this exciting chapter of their educational journey!
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It can be tricky to dress for certain occasions. You want to make sure you are not too casual and not too formal, so you always feel comfortable and confident. This is your guide to getting the perfect clothing item that will elevate your everyday style!
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Peeps are to Easter what the Candy Cane is to Christmas! It simply isn’t Easter without Peeps! And the list of fun things to do with them gets longer each year….you can make Peeps Playdough, use them in STEM projects, make arts & crafts out of them, decorate a cake, etc. and we’re adding Peeps Taste Test Challenge to the list!! Read more
Owning a dog, especially a dalmatian, is a major responsibility. Although you and your kids may love the appearance of these dogs with their cute faces and distinctive spots all over their bodies, they can require a lot of maintenance. Learn what you should know before adopting a dalmatian so you can anticipate the level of commitment you and your family will take on.
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Why do we eat three meals a day, especially when we mostly live sedentary lifestyles? Why are we told to snack throughout the day and that 6 small meals might be better? Why is breakfast the most important meal? Why, why, why? If you hadn’t guessed, I was that inquisitive child that always annoyed her parents with endless questions. To be fair it might partially be my parents’ fault, they raised us to always ask questions, to seek knowledge, and ultimately, truth. Thus, four years ago I set out on a pursuit to find the answers to my many questions regarding diet and health and I’m thankful I did. Little did I know back then where I’d be now and how much my research would help me. So, where am I now?
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Mom on the go in Holy Toledo 